We build, market and optimize websites that connect customers and businesses in ways that are both meaningful and measurable.
TeachStreet
TeachStreet is one of Seattle’s most exciting young startups. Staffed by one of the most capable teams imaginable, they are well on their way to creating the perfect site to help students find local teachers, tutors, classes and schools. However, they still grappled with the challenges of managing associated with hyperlocal SEM and [...]
Earth Class Mail
Earth Class Mail is changing how postal mail is delivered, but was challenged by some turnover in their marketing team. We helped provide a temporary campaign management solution as they conducted their search for a Director of Online Marketing. During our engagement we helped restructure their campaign, expand their reach, and provide a [...]
Premier Payment Services
Premier Payment Services is a nationwide daily money management firm for individuals and businesses. They were looking for a way to efficiently expand the reach of their search campaigns, and improve their overall SEO performance. We worked with them to help address some specific marketing challenges, and tighten up their HTML as they [...]
Jobvana
In Jobvana’s words:
Foundry Interactive filled a need on our team for SEO/SEM expertise. Their depth of knowledge and engaging style to solving our problems gave us value beyond what we had been seeking.
Nathan Casey - President, Co-Founder
RealSelf
RealSelf is an independent health and beauty community for consumers to engage in an authentic conversation about personal beauty, skin care, and wellness. They came to us to help them quickly ramp up their internal media sales efforts. Our focus was on providing them with the resources and processes they needed to save [...]
Zillow Blog
The Zillow Blog is one of the better managed corporate blogs around, but when they needed HTML / CSS / Javascript development and SEO optimizations they turned to us as subject matter experts.
Here is what they had to say about our engagement:
As you could probably tell I had no time to look over Bill’s shoulder. [...]